Generative infrastructure-from-code startup AppCD Inc. said today it’s rebranding itself as StackGen after closing on a $12.3 million seed funding round. The funding, which was led by Thomvest ...

Learn about some of the most popular and best Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) tools and software for DevOps developers and engineers. Software developers and project managers can use infrastructure as ...

AppCD is a startup that aims to make it easier for developers to set up infrastructure to run their applications by inferring what’s needed from their source code. The company on Tuesday announced ...

Infrastructure as code, the practice of managing and provisioning cloud infrastructure through software code rather than manually, may be the darling of many analysts, as the IaC market is projected ...

As cloud computing only continues to grow in popularity, forward-thinking companies are taking this specific approach to equip and defend the next generation of cloud-enabled workers. As more and more ...

Infrastructure as code (IaC) has gained rapid popularity for its ability to automate the management and provisioning of IT infrastructure by replacing manual processes with machine-readable ...

Pulumi, a feisty Seattle-based startup, is one of the new companies to watch in cloud infrastructure. It has raised $41 million in new funding and has released a slew of new products to go after two ...

Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) automates the provisioning and management of IT infrastructure via machine-readable definition files, obviating the need for manual configuration and management of servers ...

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Infrastructure as code (IaC) has become a core part of many organizations' IT practices, with adoption of technologies like HashiCorp's Terraform and AWS CloudFormation increasing rapidly. The move to ...

It has been almost two years since infrastructure software maker Progress Software spent $220 million to buy Chef, the open source automation tech vendor Chef that was helping to fuel the ...